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SUMMARY:TV Series or Feature Film?
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Big Screen Or Small Screen?

The first thing to give thought to: Is your book going to make a good screen adaptation?
Needless to say, the screen in a visual medium. can hang out in the minds of characters in a book for pages on end, but ultimately, they must be able to be shown or spoken, on screen. Everything your character is internalizing must be made external in some way or another. Some books are cinematic by nature, but not all. All screen adaptations rely solely on what can be seen and heard, to convey the story.
Types of books that transition easily from page to screen have rich characters, and settings, plus magnetic storytelling. Does that mean the others can't? Of course not, no rules, remember. For every 10 genres that most commonly make the leap, there are others that do as well. Some genres are more likely going to grab the attention of a producer quicker and more consistently than others. But it's about connecting with a producer who's the right fit.
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